Friday 15th February 2013 5:57pm
Axeze Studio consists of several applications that administrates, maintains, manages and configures Axeze access control network products.
The Axeze Studio is divided into several databases utilising the very latest tools and technology available today.
Friday 15th February 2013 5:43pm
Axeze are delighted to announce the launch of the silicon wristbands. Operating on the same frequency as the leather wristbands, the silicon wristbands are ideal for use with the KEP range of products. With prices approx 15-25% below the leather range and easy clean silicone construction we are certain your clients will love this new product and appreciate the cost savings.
Friday 3rd September 2010 11:40am
Axeze have been announced as finalists in three different categories of these highly esteemed awards.
In the categories of Wellness, Industrial and Digital Home, Axeze and their solutions are achieving recognition.
The awards are to be at L’Aqua Hotel in Sydney’s Darling Harbour on the 16th of September 2010. An Electronics News Future Award is the perfect recognition of electronics vision, design and development. It is a way to show the industry leaders in revolution.
Tuesday 16th March 2010 4:08pm
HOME TOYS
Energy management through home security
Dimi Kyriakou | 11 November 2009
As it becomes more important for home automation to be both impressive and functional, Dimi Kyriakou reports on an emerging trend to integrate security systems with energy management.
The installation of a reliable security system is always important, considering that thousands of dollars are easily spent on the latest technologies for a dedicated home theatre. But something as common as home security can also be expanded to look out for the environment as well.
Ness national intel systems manager Greg Kingsley says it’s essential for people to integrate security into their home so it not only protects their family but also provides a functional home automation system.
“Security is a bit like insurance,” Greg says. “No one really wants to spend a lot of money on it, but it’s becoming a necessity to have it.
“At the same time you can tie in some home automation f
…Tuesday 16th March 2010 3:55pm
ADVERTISER
SA innovator Axeze to market FaceID early next year
VALERINA CHANGARATHIL From: The Advertiser
December 16, 2009 1:30PM
SA innovator Axeze will start marketing a new facial recognition system for controlled access to businesses and homes early next year in a bid to expand its offerings and become a bigger company.
FaceID is currently being integrated with Axeze's time and attendance and rostering system to diversify its appeal.
Hospitals, aged care homes, schools and manufacturing sites are likely to find the technology useful, Axeze chief executive Shelley Elder said.
"The system uses world-leading technology and offers ideal hands-free security,'' Ms Elder said.
Capable of storing digital profiles for up to 1500 unique faces, the device recreates a 3-dimensional image of an individual's face and analyses the results through a face detection algorithm to match the face to its internal database within minutes.
A finalist in the 2008 Telstra South Australian Busines
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AXEZE RELEASES ITS EASY PASSWORD CREATOR
28 February 2010
Axeze providers of RFID, Bluetooth, facial and fingerprint recognition products supporting contact/less smartcard technologies offering reliability with a superior combination of strength, convenience and ease of use/installation are proud to announce the launch of their Easy Password Creator.
According to the Oxford University Careful password naming/selection is important because “there are people out there who will attempt to find out, or crack, your password. Once they get your password, they can do awful things to any information stored in your account, on your computer/network or send embarrassing or offensive email in your name. Even worse, they may be able to do awful things to the accounts of other people on the system, or even break in to systems across the world from ours. So the argument, "I don't need a good password, I don't have anything in my account, anyway" doesn't work.”
System s
…Tuesday 16th March 2010 3:49pm
Enhanced ID Security for Computers and other equipment
4th February 2010
Axeze providers of RFID, Bluetooth, facial and fingerprint recognition products supporting contact/less smartcard technologies is proud to announce the launch of its fingerprint-logon product (which supports Windows based operating systems). Designed to protect sensitive information, prevent unauthorised access, loss or misuse of data and save money.
Robert Westervelt, News Editor Search Security reported on 25 Jan 2010 that “the cost of a data breach increased for the fifth straight year to $204 per compromised record”. This amount may seem small as an individual cost, but think of a government department or mining business and you could be talking millions of dollars. Worse still think about the cost of sensitive information placed in the hands of the wrong person.
Axeze FS80 fingerprint logon product combines Futronic fingerprint
…Wednesday 17th February 2010 9:57am
AXEZE LAUNCHES FS25 USB2.0 FINGERPRINT MIFARE CARD READER/WRITER
17th February 2010
Axeze providers of RFID, Bluetooth, facial and fingerprint recognition software and hardware products supporting contact/less smartcard technologies are proud to announce the launch of the of FS25, an RFID USB Fingerprint Mifare Card Reader and Writer. Now we can support both contact and contact-less smart card together with Fingerprint authentication and FS25 works perfectly with our FS82 USB Fingerprint ISO7816 Smart Card Reader and Writer.
FS25 combines fingerprint "Match on Device" and ISO14443A Mifare card Reader and Writer into one compact device. It supports both 1KB and 4KB Mifare card and is perfect for real two-factor authentication, what you own(finger) is matched with what you carry(Mifare card), because fingerprint data can be stored to Mifare card.
Mifare is a 13.56 MHz contactless technology owned by Philips. It complies with ISO14443A - the industry standard for
…Wednesday 4th November 2009 9:54am
Article from NewsMaker.com.au
Adelaide-based Australian access control and security technology innovator Axeze will launch Axeze Blue™ at the Digital Lifestyle Show, Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, October 30-November 1 (Stand D66).
The patent-pending system turns any Bluetooth device into a key, eliminating the need to hunt for keys – simply walk or drive up and the door or gate opens. The device is typically managed from a mobile phone but any Bluetooth-enabled device can be used, says Axeze CEO Shelley Elder.
“Who hasn’t wasted time and energy looking for their keys?” Ms Elder asks. “With Axeze Blue™ all you need when you leave or enter your house is your phone. In fact you can use the same phone to access all your doors and gates – at the office, at home, at your holiday home or your parents’ house. It just dramati
…Thursday 22nd October 2009 9:54am
Article from NewsMaker.com.au
Adelaide-based Australian access control and security technology innovator Axeze launches FaceID™ at the Digital Lifestyle Show, Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, October 30-November 1, Stand D66.
FaceID™, the world’s first embedded facial recognition system, uses a unique Dual Sensor™ facial recognition algorithm to make facial registration and recognition faster and more accurate than ever before.
The system incorporates adaptive source-light technology to work under different lighting conditions and is backed up by powerful software that includes Time Attendance Setup, Access Control and User Identification.
"FaceID™ is suitable for businesses, hospitality venues, nursing homes and any area that requires secure access,” says Axeze CEO Shelley Elder. “The device can replace cards, keys and clocks. It also solves the 'cold fing
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